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Its been an interesting year for us, here's just a few of our incidents that we have dealt with during the year.
On the 20th January we had a visitor, a dolphin!
A large crowd turned up whilst a member of the public helped it back out to sea.
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As we were dealing with that incidents a female fell 100 metres away leaving her daughter on the top of the cliff, sadly she died also.
The 27th January was a very long day for the team and probably one of the saddest.
6th April, Dorset Police requested assistance in searching for two walkers missing on a heath at Studland, the IRT drove in and around locating them and taking them back to their B&B in Harmans Cross.
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22 March saw this item discovered on Studland Beach. Still live after 60 years , the bomb disposal unit dealt with it.
1st May saw Rescue 106 and them team search Ballard for a Han glider on Ballard, nothing was found.
In between the incidents, lots of training on the new rope equipment, and getting ready for our new station.
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